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FATAL SMAsH-UP ON THE CANADIAN PACIFIC
TWO heavy freight trains on the Canadian Pacin
Railway were wrecked at Myrtle, 23 miles east O
Toronto, yesterday. One life was lost, one persOl
seriously injured, and the loss 10 the company OF
bound train stopped at Myrtle for water, ana tn
semaphOre placed 1t In the danger position. Not
withStandihg this the west bound freight cam
Numbering along and crashed into the stationar,
train. Engineer Andrews received internal inju
rieS, which may prove fatnl. Brakeman JAS
Mcintosh was found beneath an upturned car, hi
body being crushed 70 Jelly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20

ThermOmefers,1 SC. up. City Optical Store
4S7 Pa. ave. BanjOs, ViOins, Guitars and StringsS
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RAILROADS.
DIEpMoNT AIR LINZ.

8 30 A M~East Tenn. Mail Daily Tor w.rr-n,o,.
sprnss Allegheny sprins Bristol knousii vile k kas
ssepsr wssRoS 2 Ss es oresns orieA". Pullman
LEA A. Mast Mail Daily for wsrr~nson. Char.
Lynch6us ROCKY Mount Dansie and stations %"p n
tween Lynchburs and Danville Grecnshoro. Rale,sh
Orleans eIs. and cafornia Pullman sissssi S New
iork To Atlanta. IN connection with Pullman seepers
for birmingham vicks6urT aud shreSseors sol,d
trains Washinston 20 Atlanta Does not connect for
2:3S p. M.Daily except sunday for Manas<as
, sS,rssoqrs and an'ernIeiiste stations; also with
Phur Springs Connects At Riverton with s v r. n
iU5 40 MWss,srn r. pxrr.. p.,,v Cor x.-,,o,
Goruonsyille charlottesville Louisville. Cincinnati
ana summit resorts ON and near Lane Of ches and Ohio
ton 20 Louisville, also for Iynchburs Bristol Chatia
PSi1s ThrpasS faa aocs ss sas all !,
Memphis without chanlre.
pnnville. Raleigh, Asheviiie. Charlotte. Soiamb~
Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY, New Orleans
70 Montgomery, connecting with Pullman rarlar osrs
Montgomery 20 New Orleans. Pullman sleeIers ash.
sleeper Washington TO Greenbrier White SULPHUR
springs. daily except SUNDAY.
ington p:I2 A. NJ. Daily except snndsy and a. y
n. Daily: arrive Round hill 81 A NJ and 10 p.
go = NJ DAILY except Sunday. arriving Washington
ihroush trains from the sou,b vi. ,,,.-,o,,u NJ.
vile and Lynchourv, arrive I'm Washington 10 A NJ
and s:23 P NJ; via; East Tenn. Bristol and Lynch.
Ohio Route and Charie.tesviile . 40 p NJ: stras
bnrs LSsal 49, 49,. An M ,.u.,
fnrnishedand basgage checked at office Iennsy
yania avenue and at Passenger station. Pennsylvania
H5 General Passenger Agent
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Scba.au,a An .eac, sffNn.y y,-xr ,o., u-
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Our Dog Collars engraved free. walford.
4S7 Pa. ave
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FUNERAL OF STEPHEN B. ROBBINs.-The funeral OF
Mr. stephen b. Robbins, OF the Metropolitan Hotel,
which took place yesterday afternoon, was largely
attended. Rev. Mr. Perry, pastor of st. Andrews
church, conducted the services. The remains
were inferred In Oak Hill Cemetery. The PAIL
bearers were Mr.. Crosby, OF the National Hotel,
Capt. p. G. Smith, DR.. Roy, and Mr.. Taylor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20

10 LIGHT on THE CHINESE ROBBERY-The police
have Investigated the alleged robbery Of Hop
Wan, the Chinaman who claimed to have been
rooDed OF $685. as published In yesterdays STAR
but being unable to fully understand what they
say, the officers know but little more about the
robbery now than they did before they began 70
inssestlgate it: the omcers were unable TO obtain
unable 10 tell who the thieves are, and after
having talk with All Tone they are convinced
that he knew nothing OF the robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20

THE l. o. o. F. GRAND ENCAMPNENT.-The Grand
EncaInpment, l. o. y. F. at its annual session last
evening elected officers as follows: Grand patrf
arch, 4. Waiter Fowler; grand high priest, Josiah
Monatt; grand senior warden, F. A. Norway
grand Junior warden, w. A WhitcOmb; grand
scribe, Joseph Burroughs; grand treasurer, John
III. Selfiert; grand representative, Oliver DufOur.
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CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
LAKE GEORGE, ADIRoNDAcKs
On and after SUNDAY, June 90. express trains on
West Shore Railroad will Daily, except SUNDAY.
to and from the Jersey City Station of the Pennsy
vania Railroad. making close connections with fast
trains to and from Washington.
j., CAT CAT SKILL ~. MOUNTAIN -ExPREss.-AAk
Leave Jersey City Station at 8 30 am. rVEHA9
rive Hotel Hotel K Ke via Kingston 224 tE.@
Mount House Station 1 20 Pm Paenville 80
ton and to Phnicia or Hotel Kaaterskil and Noun
tain House,.
SARATOGA, AND cATsK1LL MT EXPRESS
Leave Pli!adelphia $50 am. Arrive Hotel Kaater-
m. Phenicia. $50 pm Mt. House Station -4:I5 ,.
m Palenvllle. 20 pm. Arrive Saratoga 80 pm.
Caldwell, Lake George. 10 pm. Drawing-room
Cars Philadelphia to Grand Hotel Station and to
PhGnicia for Hotel Kaaterskin aud Mountain
Housed, and New York to Saratoga.
SARATOGA AND CATsKILL MT. SPECIAL
Leave Washington 8 100 am Arrive Hotel Kaater-
skill via Kingston, 9:13 pm. Grand Hotel. s 40 p.
M. Palenville sos pm. Arrive Saratoga 9: 10 M
and to Phoencia for Hotel Kaaterskin and Mountain
HOuse) and Washington to Saratoga.
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad Offices
and connect in the Jersey City Station northern
resorts by West Shore Railroad Baggage checked
through.
c. E. LAMBERT,
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Application for rates to clubs should be made only to
the office OF the Company in New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly, giving full
address POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders, or
New York Exchange In ordinary letter Currency by
Express Cat our expense) addressed
n A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

TIC Rev Constitution Forced Upon sis
Imperial Hlgnlcsn

TIC Gew Constitution Forced Upon sis
Imperial Highnesa.
San FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. l.-B sides
bringing Ex-Premier Gibson the b-ig
Spreckels brought detailed information
respecting the IaH constitution which
King Kaiakaua ws5 forced TO sign ~ the
pcrClacc 60 tclegraphed !aet night. The
Dew constitution CoatGils the following
chez clauses;
AlImen ;nny freely speals, write and
p1blish their sentiments or ell SUBJECTS
being RESPONSIBLE for the abuse OF tba.
right and no law shall be enacted 10 re
rain the liberty Of speeca or u the
press.
~ subsidy or tx o: any description
shsIl DE levied unless ny consent OF The
legislature, except Waen between SEES
si0ns Of the Legislature az emergency Of
war, Invasion, rebellion 6oT other public
disasters shall arise, ana then net with
ont concurrence OF all the Cabinet ana d
majority OF tbe Superior Council sad the
Minister OF FDaHce shall render q de-
tailed scc0Unt Of such expenditure to the
legislature.
The King is commando in chief of the
army ard navy and Of eli other military
forces oE the kingdom by sea and land,
but he shall never proclaim war without
the consent of the legislature, and no
military or naval force Stall be organized
except by authority q the Legislature.
The -l'ng cannot be sued or held TO
account in any court or tribunal OF the
kingdom.
The Cabinet shall consist of Minister
of Foreign Affairs, s Minister Of Finance
aud Attorne5- General, and they shall be
his Maj-sty's spec;a! advisers IN The c1-
ecutlve affairs Of the kingdom, and they
shall be eX-oficto members OF his council
OF state that shall be appointed
and combined by the King, end
shGu be relieved by him upon 5
vote of want CT confidence passed by S
ma i0rity Of ell elective members OF the
Leg 'siature ugon conviction of felony,
and no removal shall have t :: CT unless it
Is countersigued by q member Of the
cabinet, VINO hy that signature makes
himself responsible.
The legislative power OF the kiusdom
is vested n The King ald Lsgisla are,
which shall consist Of the mobiles ard
reDres Ite-iyes sitting together.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

81 81 Infamous crime makes vacznt an 81
hce held by s criminal 5ue the law is SO
framed that the county board must de-
clare that tie vaca1cy exists, end with
OF: Chs cooperation Of tla b9oGIers, tbs
can hardly De done. Judge Jam.son
emphatiCsIy cunounccd t1st the
defendants must resign. TIE spectacle
Of the legislators 81 ih.s gre@s country
administering is s1=irs in j Il. waalt Ect
% tolerated. Alexander sullivan fer
the defense pleaded for tine 70 con
suit with his coliescres en- this
point, end =lso asked 70 have
the argument OF the motion for nea
t7ial postponed until September. After
much discussion SulivAl succeeded in
getting matters delayed until Mo1dsy
with lhe understanding :hae II
the bood!ers resigned in tie meantime
TIE time Of arguing the motion for
g neW trial would be put OF ill Ssptem-
Der. Those of the boodlers who we're
merely lined concluded not to take any
further chances, snd withdrew their mo
ton for another trisl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

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treasury "ei~ I-ti- s-ts-. -e-i-F
eYtniT G[7laea between the -cloal ami
r-venue iua5s.
Disbursements su5ua.ad to s4.eea.
rr.rt.rsrIv f77 school warrants
me G5yeraor +. 5.cs from waco. He
rg.nf,4eF .9e jr7,,~f 5.,.,-54rr. r,,r.i,7 af q
1,1sI ..,.or7ers AGAINST p + TIet.-.s
carvicred i, FrstE .4rrtv in r>.- AMI
sentenced 30 D.vg Inc o.. s.-srt 10 H..
.,..,.-f.3er7 tort IT,. DIV. f.,- a-,ara,-sf4.I
LIANT TSe r,.-r.--i9n VS. I+,e54 mon
the rec.-7peul,tI.1 O.; Hon. IT. g
Wheeler. t.a irrf.e a4fo-s whom t7. case
was t5lg3.
Sa,o~ n.rs Cero-a C.a..,.zrs,,, ~ Soto
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
Troooa CAauslng Losn.ion.

sICtIAI . tlC 'l--.-3.
Hen META, TEX, Aug. Over
$4,000 pounds Of baggage was freighted
by The government from FORT sill, :. T.,
this We h, aad lo&dea CT the cars st the
Fort Worth aCd Denver City Railroad
depot for san AEt3lio. Tex. The
Baggage belongs TO four companies OF
government soldiers, Two companies from
Fort Sill anu two :rCn Fort Elliot. The
tour companies axe being moved from
the Territory to Ssr Antonio is their
EeuGeZyoGs for 8 while, and ere expected
TO come 10 this plsoa Monday where they
Will board TIE Fort Worth sTd Denver
City. Twelve other companies will take
their Old reLGC Ivous the Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
Kansas CyclCns.

ATCHIsoN, KAN, Aug. ca s2e-
cial states that a destructive cyclone
swept over Solomon valley last nigdt, de-
stroying large number Of houses, kill
ing five persons at AIu!orook snd wound
ing several others. the cloud came from
the northwest and was seen approach
but the velocity ii tie wjGd was so gre St
that the people had no time 10 make pre-
partitions. In addition to the deslruc-
ton 81 Millbrook tie towns CT Hill CITY
and Piainville also suffered seriously.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
WITHOUT APPAREET CAUSE.
= Boarding House Keeper KILLS Section
Boss and Shoots HIS wife
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
SAN Antonio, Ten, Aug. G.-News
has been received here of Il bloody trae-
ety which occurred Cd Thursday night e.
Peters, q station on the Missouri Pacific
Railway seyenty-oigut miles from here.
The victim was ore O'Learv, the boss Of
the section gang at that poIut, VINO wss
killed by one Roberts, the proprietor OF
the section boarding house ut which
O'LeaIY and his hands boarded. II was
after supper and O'Leery, R)berts' Wifs
and other occupants Of the house we've
out in front near the track when Roberts
came up. Ee was evidently drunk and
without saying q word ne passed into the
house ard secured his shotgun and GeIib-
eT0{ely killed O'Leary outright Roberts
then turned loose on his wife and SlCt
hsr through the 2rm BIZ which tiG,e
ammunition Yves exhausted and he was
Caught and secured. 4 physician was
summoned and a!unEtsted tie wounded
Wum>n' 3 arm. Sheriff Walton $50 srriy-
ed and took Roberts to BaeYine in charge.
Roberts 62d been drinking several days
and was qUarr2,sOms and disegre2a5le
Reioro baiag taken away he begged 53c L
pistol that lie might Kill some q the
other men. lie GCgcd like . mad man.
There vas telk Of lvnchiDz him emgrg
the ST c.iCa men, but thai feeling mss r.
suited In submission J'LsarY vas
buried the next day. and Mrs. Roberts,
recovery is still uaCer-lil. IN ClU@r is
given fer the commission OF the crtm..
though il has baen iu,imaied that R15erts
suspected criminal intimacy between ais
vile and O'LeafY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
Candidates for West 2o.nt.
special TO the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
MINEoLA, TEX, Aug. THE mental
examination of applicants for appoint
ment as cadets to West Point snd Ann2p-
ia, which wss to have been msde here
today, WAS postponed until the 23i
INST. This was caused by the ulavoid-
able absence Of Judge c. W. Raines OF
Qpi.!Gan. On'y ere membe- Il the board
u ne. al examiners, Proi. X MenaerIy,
WAS present. TIE physical examination
was made today by Doctors Patten &
Patten Of this place. They have not
made their report yet The applicants
are W. T. Poe, Longview; E. Edmond
son, Greenvilie; Webster Blacker, Jones'
vile; R. W. Blackwell, Overton; S. S.
Johnson, Tyler; Bedford Wade, Hunt
county; J. E. Pierce, Hunt county. Con-
gresham Kilgore makes the appointment.
He arrived hare this morning.
Attorney-Genersl Hosg spent today in
the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
Texas Photogr4phers.


'1l7V1[4fFt % EIII N-aAosISI
DALLAS, TEX, Aug. s-Tha Texas
State Photographers Association vas per-
manently organized Tonight vita z large
membership from all over the state. The
following officers were elected: J. II.
Webster, president, G, G. Z. E1ine, vice
president: c. f Coz, secretary, S
7. Blessing, treasurer. The fcsf annual
meeting will be held il Dallas Oc:ob9r
81. After the business meeting the as
ISOLATION adjourned 10 Lang's restaurant,
where sumptuous banquet vas spgead,
and wi: aud win flowed freely.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

TIE CzAR,s cnNnnIrNCR-


ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. -The Car
in his telegram to the widow of NJ
KataHcf, said; " VITA Gil true Russians
I also deplore your and our loss of the
powerful voice Of you" late hus-
band, who, imbued with fervent
love fer his country was able to sustain
the national sentiment, aud ia1uence the
sense OF Russians in times a gloom for
Russia. We, ourselves, DO rot forget his
services, and all unite with you IN 8
unanimous supphcstion for me repose Ct
lis soul
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
DtLLA~.


judge 8arrtne}on's ssHemia;oS Trial Ee +,
Is Held ~ .luszsor. l-Gs|.
speci2- % the C-za;te.
DAzlAs, Tx, aus. The .I4uining
trial Of Jadge john l. Harrington,
charged With embazzIement Of postodice
funds, YES L2.d odsJ The evidence
proved thst tie money had been used and
refunded cn demand Of Postofice
Cochran. TIE prisoner was held 70 ST.
swer - the Circuit court, ard his bond
HE-d a. Slr
h[r. HaEkIns suti Miss R2Gd0Sumer
we're out riding this afternoon, when the
horse took ir!eh. sd turned them out Of
the buggy, breskirs the iady'5 ankle and
6ruisiug Hawkins severely about the head
and fgCe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
Dlfc's IagftatIoD,

COLUMBUS, ONO, Aug. The follow
ing telegram was forwarded to-day:
CoLCHBUs, OHIO, Aug. ), 1851.
To HIS EAeellency Grover !evelsGd, President
of the United Statea, Washington:
DEAR SIR have received IN to-dey's
dispatches from Washington the au-
nouncement that you Will pass through
the state end city on the occasion OF your
visit to St. Louis. We greatly desire, sir.
to welcome you and TO show our high ap-
probation for the distinguished honor Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
CHICAGO B0GDLERS.
Although Convicted they Refuse to Rssig.
their Offices

their Ofhces.
CHICAGO, Ill = Aug. During the
morning most CT the convicted boo2iers
occupied themselves in friendly game
Of draw p0ker. While they were
thus engaged Commissioner Leydea, VINO
had been allowed t. spend the rlght g
koE.e IL charge Ct deputies, VS. orcua1
in His wife and sn unborn infant are at
deaths door. This afternoon States At
torney Grinnel called up the mo-
ton for 8 new trial for
the convicted boodlers. IN doing
50 he stated that they had rot yet had
the decency to hand in their resignation
and he demanded it to be done st once
It seems that the refusal or the part OF
the boodlers to resign may under certain
not improbable contingencies produce a
deadlock that will prevent {he levying OF
any taxes for the county. The conviction
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
Pittsb urg's Sunstroke Record.

PITTsBURG, PA Aug. The mercury
dropped to 66 a. o'clock this morning,
which Yves "a cooler than yesterdays
maximum temperature. At 2o'clock this
morning the Thermometer registered 10 +,
with G. delightful breeze blowing. Five
fatal cases of sunstroke were reported at
the coroner's Office up to noon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
i4 bUrnn
Special 70 the Gazette.

special 20 -ne Gazette.
CLEBURSE, TEz.. Aug. Glider Grubs
viii preach at the opera house to-mor-
ro9, Sunday. Subject: ''TAe Power OF
the Human VIII" He IVES petitioEed by
s large lot OF citizens.
Elder WhitlccE viii preach at the Chris
tien church to-morroH, Sunday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
PILOT POINT.
Arrested by United States oHcer-1hs
First Bale.

Special to the Gazette
PILOT Po!NT, TEX, Aug. 6.-W. V.
Jooe, formerly OF Denton, was arrested
here yesterday by Deputy United States
Marshal Gerren, charged with sending
obscene matter through the mail He
was taken to Dallas for examination.
Pilot Point received its first bale Of cot
ton Thursday, brought in by two freed
men, farmers living four miles west OF
toxin. 1t weighed 400 pounds, and sold
,t0Mewbury s Co. st 10 cents per pound,
and wss shipped per express to St. Louis.
The first bale wear before last was re-
ceived on the - h CT August; iast year
the ION Ct August, AID It's year tn : b,
and each year was the first bale received
il ST. Louis from North Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
Two EhPERORS.
Kaiser William Of Germany and Emper-
or Ffarci8 Joseph Of Austria Meet
and Embrace at Gastain.
Chamberlain Makes a Speech ST a Ban
qnef and o&Ys the Liberalization.
ists Have TriEmphed.
Tie King OF Holland Ill-IuteraationaI
Complications ResaraiDg the
Succession Probable.
Germany.

GAsTE!S, aug The Emperor Fran
els Joseph OF Austria arrived at En-
peror Williams residence 1T Baden
Schloss to-day. After the Emperors had
shaken hands and cordially embraced
each other they weLt TO the reception
where they were the recipients Of hearty
greetings from those there assembled
Both EmptrorS We're in civil dress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
Down TO DEATH.
T wo Bazarsd People Pzacipitated Il: q She
Water.

Water.
MILwAUKEE, WIS aug. G.-Duriag the
launching of the new steam barge VII
liam z. Wolf, ct the yards OF Wolf &
Davidson, q coal shed on which about
200 people had gathered 20 witness the
launching, collapsed, throwing The whole
crowd IN the water, distance Of thirty
feet. Two dead bodies have 5een taken
out, and fourteen others, who were
seriously Injured, were removed 20 the
hospital. Tle river is now being dragged
for more bodies, as it is supposed th1t at
least half dozen were Crowned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
Reerrested at T,ler.

NpeClGl 70 the taze-te.
TYLEE, Ten, Aug. The man Black
who shot Morgan yesterday and was re
leased on $500 bond has been Iearrested
and i1iIed to await tie result CT Nor
gan's wounds,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
AN ENGLISH STRIKE.

LONDON, Aug. Ga NUMBER OF local
passenger trains between Derby and BIS
tol have stopped IunDiog, owing to The
train hands having joined the strike
against time wages. The strike, how
ever, mainly effected freight traffic, the
'ffVTst Of goods trains being suspended.
Both sides sre cophtent Of victory. The
Midiend Railway Company intend 10 APP
ply for summons against the men vino
abandoned their trains. The stock Cf
the company fell : of ! per cent. yester-
day owing 10 the strike.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
WASHINGTON.
The Recommendation Of a Commission
Of Engineers that the Tug Paio8
Do Improved is Rejected,
Secretary Whitney says rs CGauo;
approve 81 Expenditure Of $4,000
On Vessel fkaJ Uosl +G5 geo.
Ea'r anu FcoP,s i.eraarfs thereon
Texas FlCaInuy-s-1Iei. .Har2tr.
THE TUG TALCE.

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would serve the same PURPOSE sac hefog
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
INTERNATIONAL DISTURBANCE THREAT
FNFD

PARIS, Aug. "a dispatch to Intran-
segesbt from LuXemburg says that The
King Of Holland is i'll, and that there is
much cOmmOtion concerning the sue
cessiCn to the 'hIone. 10 event Of hts
death the ex-Grand Duke OF Uasse will &c
n candidate. II IS f-sred that interne-
tionel complications will arise over TIE
succession.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

CuLNRERLAIN SPEAKS

LONDON, Aug. Jos. Chamberlain in
his speech at the LIBERAL UOionists ban
quet to Lord Harrington last night said
tnar the by-e!eCu0ns for members OF
Parliament really redounded to the credit
Of the Liberal UpiOnists. They show that
Gi5dstOrians ale rapidly abandoning tne
evils OF Gladstone heresy. All the recent
GadstOuiGn Candidates ere fervent
worsbippere Of the four points laid
down by Lord darlington a year ago.
They assure Us that they hsve reason to
believe Mr.. Gladstone g convert to Union
ist Liberal principles and are indignant, Il
any enc is k7ptic2l 6 the point. Our CD
ponenls appropriate our opinions and per-
seCute Us fJr holding them Tie issue is
whether we shGE accept Mr.. Travelyaa's
Interpretation Cf lIr Gl2dst0ua's oracu-
lar utteranCes sad whether we have con
tidence en- ugh in Nj Treyelyaa To feel
satisfied that he will resist Mr.. Glad
stones new proposal should ne ind ,h2t
he had been too sauguine n
his estimate q MIR. Gladst0ue's
intention. Mr. Chamberlain concluded
by drawing an alarming picture Of what
would have been the present state Of
Affairs had lIr. GlG3st1Ee's hilIs passed,
fate from which LORD HNtfugt0u'4
frmGess, he said, had saved The country.
gIhe Times, commenting IN ire ban
tndet, says it was q natural aud proper
compliment TO Statesman whose serv-
ices 10 UuiOni.tS CGuse nave been If gX-
irene Importance and value
WILL PROSECUTE THE POLICEMAN.
LONDON, Aug. Miss Cass,the young
woman who was arrests d ia Regent street
hr,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
TIE DUEL A FIASCO

TIE DUEL 4 FIASCO.
PARIS, Aug. G.-M. Ferry's seconds
viii take no further steps in the MISTER Of
the proposed duel between Mr.. Ferry and
General BoulaNger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
France,
TWO EDITORS FIGHT.

TWO EDITORS yiGHT.
PARIS, Aug G.-M. Ma4nter, editor Of
Eyenement, fought duel with NJ.
Reinch of Repubiique Franchise. The
used were swords. NJ. Reinch
was wounded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
AT GALVESTON

Parties visiting the city will find cool rooms,
Handsomely fcrnished, with drst class tab G
Jtard, al } 6asonl bic rates, at Mrs, L. s How
ero's, 10 Church street, Galveston, enc block
from fremont hotel. Convenient TO all lines OF
carr. References exchanged.